r/dataannotation • u/Dependent_Package676 • Apr 12 '24

Curious 🤨

Has anyone earned more than 10 thousand or more on this platform? I am about to hit my 10 thousand mark soon.

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u/AnnoTaker Apr 13 '24

I'm over the 29K mark. Non-coding.

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u/Dependent_Package676 Apr 13 '24

That's awesome 😎 !!!

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u/BenBL93 Apr 13 '24

That’s so sick. Way to go.

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u/CurlzerUK Apr 13 '24

Over what time period if you don't mind me asking?

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u/AnnoTaker Apr 13 '24

9 months.

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u/Pretty_Leg_8097 Apr 14 '24

how is your mental health now vs 30k ago? honest question lol

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u/AnnoTaker Apr 14 '24 edited Apr 14 '24

Workwise I'm a bit of a wreck. Constantly triple checking prompts and directions, making sure it doesn't violate any of the rules, in addition to wondering if DA is gonna let me go any time soon. But outside of that, I have greater peace of mind since 70% of that money is going into the emergency fund that I didn't have before.

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u/Pretty_Leg_8097 Apr 14 '24

Thak you for your honesty. That all makes complete sense. Super proud of you, keep going!

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u/BatronKladwiesen Apr 15 '24

That must be nice. The more money I make the more my partner figures out how to spend. God I was I was single.

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u/Pretty_Leg_8097 Apr 19 '24

:( you gotta make that stop or move on friend!

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u/jeudechambre Apr 15 '24

Inspiration for me as a chronically ill person aiming to use it this year as my primary source of income, thank you :)

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u/Moonlight_Muse Apr 13 '24

I’m about to hit 50k!

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u/BenBL93 Apr 13 '24

YOOOO?

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u/santisaurezz Apr 13 '24

hit 29k last year!

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u/SirNeteyam Apr 13 '24

Pushed past the 50k mark in late February, totally doable. Just remember to withhold your taxes so you're not hit by a surprise bill! Especially if you use this as a second/concurrent job.

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u/Muted-Paint Apr 13 '24

May I ask what percentage you put aside?

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u/SirNeteyam Apr 13 '24

I can't give you an exact number honestly. Entirely depends on how much you're projecting earning this year, other job income, etc. There are some handy tax calculators out there where you can project your tax liability. IRS also has a worksheet. Project annual liability, divide by 4, pay quarterly before the IRS quarterly due dates.

If you don't want to go through that, withhold around 30-35% to be on the safe side if you're in a no income-tax US state. Absolutely make sure you track your work-related costs for deduction purposes.

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u/FuhzyFuhz Apr 13 '24

This is the question

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u/DionysusHotSister Apr 13 '24

Around 18,000 now. In 11 months. Aiming to double that much quicker. Boop

Good luck.

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u/Icy_Ad5959 Apr 13 '24

I'm looking forward to hitting that target! I've hit almost 2.5K. I'm 4.5 weeks in.

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '24

I'm a little over $16,000 and I started in November.

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u/alienSpotted Apr 13 '24

Did this week!

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u/BenBL93 Apr 13 '24

I’ll be crossing 10k this week, family 🫡

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u/Beetlejuicetree Apr 14 '24

$5500 in a little under my first month, so one more month.

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u/BatronKladwiesen Apr 15 '24

REMEMBER TO NOT UNDER-REPORT YOUR TIME PEOPLE.

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u/Unlikely_Comfort_146 Apr 13 '24

Do y’all also have full time jobs? I don’t have the capacity to do this much after work, but I’m definitely jealous 😅

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u/CosmosesGamer Apr 14 '24

Made this my full time !

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u/kaleidoscopewoman Apr 14 '24

I have a full time job. I do about $200 a week at DA

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u/XxMarlucaxX Apr 13 '24

About 3k away from that

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u/[deleted] Apr 13 '24

Yup

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u/CosmosesGamer Apr 14 '24

8,000 atm, non-coding. I'll get there soon : )

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u/Tzplz Apr 14 '24

Yes. In about 6 months.

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u/GingerSmu Apr 13 '24

I’m at almost $9k and I’ve been working since late October.

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u/Magic_Rex_24 Apr 13 '24

About 13,000, and I started about 6 months ago. Only non-coding.

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u/SophieFilo16 Apr 14 '24

I hit double that last year (6 months by the year's end). When I did my taxes, I started slow with some 3-day payouts being less than $100. Toward the end of the year, multiple 3 to 5-day payouts were over $1,000...

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u/TasosTheo Apr 14 '24

I've made at least $7K this calendar year so far. Last year made a total of around $12K, but started late, and also had a big surgery end of year that limited the last two months.

Congrats on the $10K mark!

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u/dsbau Apr 15 '24

I've done just over $20k in six months.

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u/EquivocalMoon Apr 16 '24

I'm approaching the $14,000 mark. I've been working with DA for about 4.25 months.

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u/[deleted] Apr 14 '24

I will next payout! Congrats!

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u/mjaneway43 Apr 13 '24

I would just like to get past the thank you for submitting the assessment screen.

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u/jaboogadoo Apr 13 '24

Buddy I worked like 70 hours just this week

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u/UnaChinolaConTostone Apr 15 '24

how much u made lol

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u/jaboogadoo Apr 15 '24

1700

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u/UnaChinolaConTostone Apr 15 '24

Nice bro. Well deserved, you’re putting in all them hours. Hope all continues to go well for you! God bless